How Much Does Child ADHD Testing Cost Without Insurance in Minnesota

At White Bear Psychological Services in White Bear Lake, Minnesota, a comprehensive child ADHD evaluation costs $3,300. We are an out-of-network practice, so we do not bill insurance directly. Families pay us for the evaluation, and we provide a superbill that can be submitted to their insurance company for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

The $3,300 fee includes the full evaluation process, including the intake appointment, testing, scoring and interpretation, feedback session, and written report. The evaluation is individualized to the child and considers attention and executive functioning alongside development, learning, emotional functioning, school experiences, and other factors that may be relevant.

Families pay 50% of the evaluation fee at the first appointment and the remaining 50% on the day of the last appointment. HSA and FSA funds are accepted, and no-interest payment plans are also available.

For more information about what our comprehensive assessment includes, visit our Child ADHD Testing and Evaluation page.

What Is Included in the Cost of a Child ADHD Evaluation?

The $3,300 fee covers a comprehensive psychological evaluation rather than a brief ADHD screening. The goal is to understand the child's attention and executive functioning within the broader context of their development, learning, emotional functioning, and daily life.

Depending on the referral questions, ADHD testing for children may include measures of cognitive abilities, attention, executive functioning, and academic skills, along with questionnaires completed by parents and teachers. We also review developmental history, school experiences, and other background information that may help clarify the child's strengths and areas of difficulty.

The fee includes the intake appointment, testing, scoring and interpretation of results, feedback session, and written report. The report explains the findings, any diagnoses, and individualized recommendations for home, school, and other settings.

There is no single test that determines whether a child has ADHD. A comprehensive ADHD evaluation considers the overall pattern across developmental history, assessment findings, observations, rating scales, and the child's functioning across settings.

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Does Insurance Cover Child ADHD Testing?

White Bear Psychological Services is an out-of-network practice, so we do not bill insurance directly for child ADHD evaluations. Families pay us for the evaluation, and we provide a superbill that can be submitted to the insurance company for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

Insurance coverage for ADHD testing varies by plan. Reimbursement may depend on whether the plan includes out-of-network benefits, the deductible, and how psychological testing is covered. We recommend contacting your insurance company directly to ask what reimbursement may be available for an out-of-network ADHD evaluation.

Families can also use HSA or FSA funds toward the cost of the evaluation. No-interest payment plans are available for families who would prefer to divide the cost over time.

For additional information about payment and financial options, visit our Fees and Financial Options page.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Child ADHD Testing Costs

Considering Child ADHD Testing?

If you are considering a comprehensive ADHD evaluation for your child and want to better understand the cost, payment options, or evaluation process, we offer a free 15-minute consultation where you can ask questions and determine whether our services may be a good fit for your family.

White Bear Psychological Services provides comprehensive child ADHD testing and evaluations in White Bear Lake and throughout Minnesota. When you are ready, contact our team to learn more or schedule a consultation.